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Council sell-off sparks unrest down the farm

Ten people, three cows, two pigs, several sheep and a carthorse occupied an empty 80-acre farm in the village of Chiselborough, Near Yeovil in Somerset on Friday.
Portrait of Clara Thalmann from a photo taken in 1953.

Thalmann, Clara, 1910-1987

A biography of Swiss anarchist Clara Thalmann, who travelled to Spain to fight in the Durruti Column in the Civil War.

University strikes wind down

12 universities remain disturbed this afternoon (Friday), of which one is blocked (Toulouse II) and one is closed by the university on grounds of safety (Rennes II).

Iran: Wave of strikes shakes Tehran

The Iranian government also has an internal crisis on its hands. The country's high level of poverty has triggered a series of intense social struggles.
Billy Connolly in his younger days

Billy Connolly: shipyard striker

Scottish comedian Billy Connolly was involved in the strikes of apprentices in the Clyde shipyards in the 1960s.

Alex Ferguson - manager and striker

Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United was involved in the Glasgow apprentices strike and a walkout at Falkirk FC.
Terry Wogan: scab

Terry Wogan: "sympathetic" to strikers, and scab

Terry Wogan, one of the BBC's highest paid presenters scabbed on the strike of BBC workers against cuts in 2005.

12 April: Unis split over strikes as CPE replacement passes through lower house

A quick round-up of news from Wednesday 12 April, including toll-free trains, sorting office blockade and the future of the university occupations.

Montpellier students to vote on further blockades

Updates from university occupations in Toulouse and Montpellier following the withdrawal of the CPE.

Canary Wharf cleaners to ballot for strike action

Cleaners at some of Britain's leading banks and financial institutions are to vote on strike action after a long-running campaign to make bosses improve working conditions and pay them a living wage.

Asbestos - the silent killer in schools

Some 15 teachers a year are dying of asbestos related cancer.
Students outside the offices of Bleu Isère radio station

Deputies examine CPE replacement text as smaller demos continue

The deputies have this evening started to examine the private bill which replaces the CPE tonight.
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